Time for some Updates
In the 11 years since Geology for Investors launched companies have come and gone, mines have closed and (rarely) opened, […]
Time for some Updates Read More »
In the 11 years since Geology for Investors launched companies have come and gone, mines have closed and (rarely) opened, […]
Time for some Updates Read More »
Trust has always been hard to come by in mineral exploration and mining; the old saying ‘a mine is just
What went Wrong at Red Pine: Resources, Reporting, and Fraud in Mining Read More »
The fight against climate change is also a race to develop and adopt new technologies: one of these is CO2
Carbon Sequestration: Green Windfall or Hot Air? Read More »
You don’t have to look very hard to find someone predicting a resource shortage, whether its’ peak oil or more
Have we Reached Peak Copper? Read More »
Opening a new mine is a long, difficult, complicated process, and the bigger the mine, the bigger the challenge. This
Simandou: The World’s Biggest New Mine Steps Closer to Reality Read More »
The push for a green economy has created an explosion in demand for lithium, which in turn has fueled a
Pak: Ontario’s next Frontier in Lithium Read More »
Mineral deposits are often boiled down to two factors: tonnage, and grade. Grade is expressed as a percentage of a
Back to Basics: Mineralogy of Ores Read More »
Like many nations today, Canada has committed to developing a stronger domestic supply chain for minerals deemed critical to national
Canada’s Critical Minerals Strategy: The First Step on a Long Road Read More »
Silver (Ag) has been considered a precious metal for thousands of years, but it has largely been outshone by rarer,
Silver: The New Green Gold Read More »
Nothing captures the mind of the geologist, investor, or plain-old treasure hunter, quite like high-grade gold (Au). Small wonder that
Eskay Creek: The Treasure Hunt Continues Read More »